4.3.2. SPECIAL EXCEPTION LAND USES

   A.   Special exception land uses are typically principal uses which are not allowed by right within a zone but are permitted if approved through a particular review procedure. In several instances as identified in the permitted use tables (Tables 4.8-1 through 4.8-7), certain accessory uses require approval through one of the special exception review procedures.

   B.   The special exception land uses permitted within each zone and their applicable review procedure are identified in Tables 4.8-1 through 4.8-7.

   C.   Special exception land uses are subject to the following when applicable:

      1.   UDC regulations and standards, including, but not limited to, the zone ’s exceptions and general restrictions provided in Section 4.9.13, the use specific standards provided in Tables 4.8-1 through 4.8-7, Article 5: Overlay Zones, Article 6: Dimensional Standards and Measurements, and Article 7: Development Standards;

      2.   Conditions that may be imposed as part of the use’s approval;

      3.   Requirements provided in the Administrative Manual; and,

      4.   Standards provided in the Technical Standards Manual.

4.3.3. ACCESSORY LAND USES

   A.   Accessory land uses are those uses and structures associated with, and incidental to, a principal land use and may be necessary for the operation of the principal land use . Examples of accessory uses include: residences with guest houses, restaurants with bars, and churches with a columbarium.

   B.   The permitted accessory land uses with use-specific standards are identified in Tables 4.8-1 through 4.8-7. Accessory land uses other than those provided in the tables may be permitted in accordance with Section 6.6, Accessory Uses , Buildings , and Structures.

   C.   Accessory uses are subject to the following when applicable:

      1.   UDC regulations and standards, including, but not limited to:

         a.   The accessory land use and building regulations provided in Section 6.6, Accessory Uses , Buildings , and Structures; and,

         b.   The use specific standards provided in Tables 4.8-1 through 4.8-7.

      2.   Application submittal requirements and fees provided in the Administrative Manual; and,

      3.   Standards provided in the Technical Standards Manual.

4.3.4. TEMPORARY LAND USE

   Temporary land uses are those land uses and structures that are needed or are in place for only short periods of time. The regulations governing temporary land uses are provided in Section 4.11, Temporary Use or Building.

4.4. ORGANIZATION OF LAND USES

4.4.1. GENERAL

   A.   The land uses are organized into three categories from general to specific: Land Use Group, Land Use Class, and Land Use Type.

   B.   Land uses listed within a specific Land Use Group, Class, or Type are not listed in any other Land Use Group, Class, or Type.

4.4.2. LAND USE GROUP

   A Land Use Group identifies the primary activity for a group of more specific land uses (i.e., Land Use Classes). The Land Use Groups are:

   A.   Agricultural;

   B.   Civic;

   C.   Commercial;

   D.   Industrial;

   E.   Recreation;

   F.   Residential;

   G.   Restricted Adult Activities;

   H.   Retail Trade;

   I.   Storage;

   J.   Utilities ; and,

   K.   Wholesaling.

4.4.3. LAND USE CLASS

   Each Land Use Group is further divided into more specific listings based on their similarity of functional characteristics, such as Food and Beverage Sales or Vehicle Rental and Sales. These specific uses are referred to as Land Use Classes.